people hurt on boats
06-19-2007, 08:45 PM
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everyone always talks about high speed boat wrecks and people getting hurt, how about a 16 MPH top speed 54' boat while it is in the dock not running doing this to someone.
It is all about chance.
she slipped and fell on the ladder, belive it or not she never cried or screamed or anything just said it hurt real bad, just stood there and waited for the ambulance.
all you manly men think about that next time you get hurt she was only 13 .
It is all about chance.
she slipped and fell on the ladder, belive it or not she never cried or screamed or anything just said it hurt real bad, just stood there and waited for the ambulance.
all you manly men think about that next time you get hurt she was only 13 .
06-20-2007, 05:22 AM
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I was using a pressure washer in the bilge one time and i slipped forward and stepped in front of the end of the nozzle
Apparently ii didnt need the meat on the top of my foot cause i found it stuck to the side wall of the bilge
Nothing to stitch up
just no more meat on the top of my foot
Nice scar
Apparently ii didnt need the meat on the top of my foot cause i found it stuck to the side wall of the bilge
Nothing to stitch up
just no more meat on the top of my foot
Nice scar
06-20-2007, 08:06 AM
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8/8/04 I was washing my boat in the driveway. Went to hop off and my wedding ring got caught on the side of the windshield. The rig "degloved" my finger requiring stiches all the way around. The bad thing was I came down kind of sideways with my ring finger held up and I shattered my left heel. I now have a plate and 9 screws in my left foot.
Ron
BE CAREFUL!
Ron
BE CAREFUL!
While helping a boat leave a raft-up I was pulled off a cruiser swim platform and on the way down I hit the top of their outdrive. It left a huge body bruise that covered the whole trunk of my body.
06-20-2007, 11:03 AM
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Nort, let me put this in terms you'll understand... Yip, yip, yip, arf!
For eveyone that doesn't speak poodle, that means "Nort you have to use your boat to get hurt on it!".
For eveyone that doesn't speak poodle, that means "Nort you have to use your boat to get hurt on it!".
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